Mood class protest at market in Idaho
A brief note reports a small mood class protest at the market area in Idaho near Periptce of Mkt. March events unclear but locals gathered briefly.
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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
9
A brief note reports a small mood class protest at the market area in Idaho near Periptce of Mkt. March events unclear but locals gathered briefly.
The text argues for a Chamber of Commerce or commercial club to unite residents across Falls county and nearby towns. It emphasizes adequate sewer systems, more housing and businesses, better roads, higher population, civic pride, and a unified effort from churches and fraternal groups to attract newcomers and support local development. Names and places are inconsistently stated.
The publicity committee of the local Central Labor Union announces a Farmer and Labor Together meeting at Twin City Lavering theatre this Sunday afternoon at o clock. Ray McKaig of the Neo-Patrian league is slated to be the principal speaker.
The Tuesday Night Club, a group composed entirely of married couples, met Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows ball to organize and appoint a provident officer, secretary, and treasurer.
Mother and child are progressing nicely in General Hospital at Twin Falls. Harold Bell Wright's famous work is vividly reproduced in the "Hophard of the Hille" picture show at the Gem Theatre Friday, November 7.
Dorothy Pate daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephan Pate and Dell F Brennen son of Mr and Mrs E Brennen of Wendell wed in Twin Falls on Tuesday. Brennen served fourteen months in the Rainbow division in France and was wounded. A party for the couple at the Mephan Pate home drew about thirty guests. They plan to make their home in Filer.
F B Drake announces the Edison recital and tone test at the M E church on Saturday evening at six. Soprano Mme Odette La Footenay and violinist Charles Young will perform. Admission cards are sold at Drakes furniture store. The program promises appeal and a likely large audience.
Mrs M M Truitt led a large audience at the M E church in a recital featuring her pupils with soprano Mrs G H Shearer and cellist Raleigh Drake. Performers included Mary Otto Peck Florence Otto Mildred Stroud Lacey Otto Elizabeth Smith Thelan Greenwood Laura Clarke and many others.
The four act comedy The Young Mrs Winthrop will be produced at the Lavering theater Wednesday evening November 5 directed by Mrs Wilfred McKay Olson. Between acts Raleigh Drake will perform a ten minute cello solo. Drake is Rural High School graduate and student of Prof Hases Hoss of Chicago. Proceeds go to the Catholic Women's League fund.
Mme Cavalieri stars in Two Brides alongside Fatty Arbuckle and Chester in a sequence of films, with The Shepherd of the Hills premiering Friday November 7 at the Gem. Harold Bell Wright’s photo play draws crowds, while local notices offer music lessons, used pianos, and farm goods for sale. Loss of a gold wrist watch, housing rentals, and long-term loan ads fill the classified stretch.
The Gem Theatre presents Jane and Marguerite Clark in Mr Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch for all ages with strong coast reactions. Tomorrow night Princess Mona Darkfeather appears in person with song and speech. Saturday features Charles Ray in The Girl and a strong new bill.
At Cor. Yakima Avenue and 3rd Street the Mennonite Church lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. Sermon at 11 a.m. Childrens meeting at 8 p.m. Y. P. Meeting at 7 30 p.m. Sermon at 8 15 p.m. Midweek sermon on Thursday. Evening service at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. Supt. Earnest Dexter leads Sunday School. Thursday services and preaching at 11 a.m.
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